Harvest locally.
Energy from integrated photovoltaics or another local source can be collected close to the application.
FET develops energy storage systems designed around the application: from compact autonomous power banks to larger modular storage units integrated with photovoltaics, control electronics and host products.

A storage system does more than accumulate energy. It can reduce dependence on continuous external supply, make locally harvested energy usable when needed and support stand-alone operation.
Energy from integrated photovoltaics or another local source can be collected close to the application.
Stored energy remains available after harvesting conditions change or when the external supply is absent.
The power bank becomes part of the functional architecture of the host product or system.
FET power banks are developed around the required autonomy, power level, physical integration and charging strategy rather than around a single fixed format.

Compact storage units for autonomous products, mobile equipment and embedded applications.

Storage architectures that can be dimensioned or extended according to the energy requirement of the host system.

Higher-capacity and higher-power storage for traction, distributed systems and demanding autonomous applications.
Battery packs, protection, charging logic, BMS functions and application interfaces are considered together with the host system.
Where photovoltaics is present, storage can be coordinated with local energy harvesting so that collected energy is retained and reused directly by the application.

Mechanical packaging, electrical interfaces, thermal behaviour and service requirements are defined according to the application in which the power bank will operate.

Backpacks, mobile equipment and autonomous devices.
Products such as SFU where storage supports lighting, charging and automation.
Storage combined with photovoltaic building components and local energy management.
Higher-power battery systems for electric traction and distributed autonomous installations.
Standardised products and application-specific configurations can be presented in the FET Catalog as the commercial offer is consolidated.